Data Models
Overview
Our data models are at the core of what makes Terra easy to use; no matter which of our providers you want to connect to, you can expect the same formats and units.
There are eight fundamental data models:
- TerraUser - a Terra User object, equivalent to one wearable connection
- Activity - workouts performed during a given time period
- Athlete - user identifying information (first name, last name, email etc.)
- Body - body metrics of the user for a given time period
- Daily - summary of the user's daily activity metrics
- Menstruation - the user's menstruation data for a given time period
- Nutrition - nutrition data such as micronutrients, macronutrients, and foods consumed
- Sleep - data recorded pertinent to a sleep session for the user
For all data models other than TerraUser and Athlete, one instance of a data model holds aggregate data over a specific time period (defined by a start-time and end-time). The individual datapoints collected over the time period is also available in the form of an array of Samples .
Data which takes non-numeric, discrete values (e.g. ActivityType, StrokeType) are modelled as Enums.
For more in-depth explanations and examples, please refer to the Data Models section.
Updated about 1 year ago